I so enjoyed bringing my grandchildren here again this year…read more There is a wonderful hayride. Lots of goodies to eat, especially homemade ice cream! A large selection of pumpkins. Many farm activities. A hay maze, petting farm, vintage carousel, face painting. Don't miss this farm!

I've visited this pumpkin patch for the past 3 years and I've seen them make progress of adding…read moresmall details. They have the tractor ride that rides in a circle, they brought the pumpkins to the front so you no longer need to get on the tractor. What do they have - farm animals ( 3 goats 2 chicken and 2 pigs) - funnel cakes and hot dogs - a bathroom - a old play slide Parking is $5 and this year the pumpkins were on sale for 1 for $15 or 2 for $20. How can this place be improved adding more activities for people to do. Improving the tractor ride sitting area the wood is loose (lost screws and it's a bit poking). If you waited too long to go to the pumpkin patch and live around the area then I would recommend Berry Patch Farms.

The owners of the alpaca Ranch are amazing. They make your experience feel like you're the only…read moreones there. It's like hanging out with friends and meeting some really cool alpacas. It is fun for all ages. We learned a lot had a lot of fun and can't wait to go back.

It is such a pleasure to first review the Lost Mountain Alpaca Ranch on Yelp! One word to describe…read moreour experience here, FANTASTIC!! Our visit here is definitely going in the books! I was looking for a private experience for our family of 3 that doesn't involve a lot of crowds and where my daughter could have private time with animals and this place was perfect! I booked our experience directly through the website: (when you book, I advice you to do it as well to avoid additional fees) https://lostmountainalpacaranch.com/ I booked the 60 minute experience for our family and we were in for such a treat. The owners David and Tina were very welcoming, friendly, and very open to educating us about their farm, the lovely alpacas, their cats, and the super cute guard dog, Bodhi. During the private experience, we interacted with the alpacas and fed them their breakfast, our session was at 10am. We really enjoyed the stories the owners told us about the alpacas and the farm. I really loved the experience as it was just for our group and we throughly enjoyed it, I didn't have to worry about crowds and I wasn't rushed. Can't wait to see the alpacas again the next time we are in the area.

What a fun experience for the whole family, young and old! The owners are very hospitable and kind…read more We've visited numerous times over the years.

We had an amazing time feeding the animals, the alpacas were amazing and friendly, they love their…read morecarrots, lots of chickens running all over the property and a few donkeys (wish I had apples to give them) When your get a chance bring the kids you will have a great time, we sure did, was amazing to see the newborn alpaca baby just a few days old. Can't wait to return and this time I won't forget the apples buddy.

Each year we try to go to a different pumpkin patch with the kids. This year we tried Pettit Creek…read moreFarms. While it was about 30 min from our home, it was easy to get to. However, as we pulled in to the farm we got a little worried because the area surrounding the farm were a little unkempt. But we continued on. There was plenty of parking. We paid our entrance fee and began to look around. The kids saw several things they wanted to do, but alas there was an extra charge. The treetop experience was $50+ a person, the swing ride was $5 a person, feeding the giraffe was $5 a person, riding a camel was $5 a person, etc. needless to say we did do the extras except the camel ride for the older two kids. Concessions were available and fairly reasonably priced. Fortunately the "hay" tractor ride was good with stops to see the camels, pigs and goats, and zebras (of course food to feed the animals was extra). Overall we had a good time, but I was not a fan of all the hidden extra costs. We did buy a few small pumpkins and gourds. If you visit plan to take plenty of cash with you. Would I recommend this place? Maybe. The exotic animals were cool but I think other farms do a better job of creating that "fall pumpkin patch" feel.

Oh did have fun! I brought my students and team here for a field trip. We were amazed to see the…read moreexotic animals camels, zebras, emu, etc. The students enjoyed the hay ride. We rode arose to tour the farm. The petting zoo was fun. We feed the calf and goats. They had us build a scarecrow which was hilarious! Lastly, the students ran through the hay maze, It wore them out. This place is a gem and great place to visit.

Last month, my daughter and I visited Little Creek hoping to see the horses. I didn't realize at…read morethe time that we had gone outside their official visiting hours. We went to the office and were met by the RUDEST person I have encountered in a long time and it turned out that she, Tamara, is the barn manager. Unbelievable to be treated in such a harsh and unfriendly manner, in front of my 7 year old daughter, at a COUNTY PARK. I am a DeKalb Co resident so my tax money is paying for this kind of behavior. I worry what the horses themselves must experience as well as her staff and anyone else who has to deal with her. A personality like that should not be in the position of dealing with the public. Unbelievable!

Every few months I hear about $5 pony rides here and never went.....until this weekend!…read more This 40 acre hideaway is across from the QT on Lawrenceville. Who knew that it was this big?!? They are usually closed to the public except for these events. They had a ton of volunteers wearing matching vests which was really helpful. You parked on a residential street and got to walk through the conservancy and look at horses in the field. Then came the fun part. Kids 4 and up could ride on a pony for $5. They did 2 huge round a outs in the corral. You sign a waiver, learn about the conservancy via a waiver, and wait in line to ride the horse. In the meantime they teamed up with DH high (I think) what was selling chicken biscuits and snacks as well as doing face painting. They had 7 horses in the corral that kids were riding in. We are not talking tiny little things either. They were huge! Afterwards, you got to walk by the area at that the horses stay in and could read about them and see any awards the won. They also had free arts and crafts projects setup like making horse puppets. They offer riding lessons, but I didn't tell my kids because I am nervous that they will want a horse.

We had the most wonderful day at this pumpkin patch and farm. I want to call out how amazing their…read morestaff were. Everyone was so smiley and helpful. So many activities to do like bonfire with s'mores, watch piglets race, sheep herding , feed animals and more ! Highly Recommend and we walked away with some wonderful pumpkins

The fall festival is officially underway at this beloved generational family farm. A perfect…read moreatmosphere for the whole family with many activities to participate in. From the pumpkin patch, to the petting zoo, hog races, tractor pull, shepherding, a corn maze, pony rides, bonfires, and a full choice of eatery options: you can have a whole day of fun for $20 (plus optional purchases). This is all rounded out with live music from local talents creating a wholesome atmosphere. Opening at 10am on weekends you can go for an afternoon or a chill evening ending on the octagon swings by the

Great time at the maze as always. Beautiful location, fun for the whole family. The only real…read moredownside was the food truck situation. We went the weekend of the rodeo. We know these places make most of their money off concessions so we brought a big group and did pretzels (somehow soggy on bottom and rock hard on top) with cheese, 2 funnel cakes (actually good), 2 hot dogs, and tried to order a baked potato (they didn't have despite being on menu) and corn (didn't have but on menu and in a corn maze...my brain broke on that one). Then we got sweet tea which wasn't sweet and got very little ice on a hot day. We also got popsicles, boiled peanuts (amazing!!!), ice cream and lemonade and waters. Grounds were perfect, maze was a blast and the rodeo was adorable. Just wish the concessions could be tightened up a bit. Staff was fantastic though. We will come back every year.

Totally disappointed this year. There was nothing for kids 8 and up to do except for corn maze,…read moresee a few goats, couple pigs and a jumpy which is included in cost of $18.00. $5 -$10 buckets for gems. Don't waste your time going there. Need more ACTIVITIES to engage 8 year olds and up in. Maybe pony rides for young kids, either free or $2.00. It was totally boring!! Did have some nice pumpkins from $5.00 and up.

I didn't went to the Farm but we got together from my work and order some I bought two one for me…read moreand one for my daughter the Strawberries were fresh big , juicy and sweet my husband couldn't stop eating I plan to make fresh home made Strawberry Ice Cream with the Strawberries that I bought I work at Kids R Kids Cumming South

Parking: Near entrance, gets filled up quickly! Cost: $16…read moregallon bucket plus $1 per person Things to do: There is a play area for kids which is a separate fee. The strawberries are very juicy and ripe! You MUST go when it opens! We got there at 10am when it opens and there was already a line forming so it is even safe to say come earlier and stand in line. Once the ripe ones are picked, they close. Definitely call ahead or follow them on social media for updates on that! They do not let you eat strawberries on the farm...not sure why it's a COVID/CDC thing so that is tough with a 1 year old who is obsessed with strawberries. I've heard other farms allow people to eat as they pick so I'm not sure what that's about.

Sure, Prozac is great and all, but have you ever snuggled a baby goat? That'll give you the warm…read morefuzzies instantaneously. What terrible job? What loans to pay? What miserable commute? And the kids actually have smiles on their sweet faces! If the opportunity presents itself to either visit Decimal Place Farm on an organized tour and/or to eat their various cheeses such as chevre and feta, go for it. It's amazing to think about how this goat farm is just outside the perimeter and in close proximity to the airport, as evidenced by the numerous jets zooming by overhead. Farmer Mary is passionate about her gang of genial goats and the delightful cheeses that they produce at this family-owned establishment. Plus she's a super nice lady in general and happy to talk about farming, cheesemaking, and nature. You can't just drive up to the farm and buy cheese, but they're sold at markets such as the Freedom Farmers Market and are a favorite of many chefs at popular Atlanta restaurants. Farm to table indeed!

This farm is magical! The owner is lovely and I love buying goat feta and goat milk at the freedom…read morepark farmers market. Thank god for farmers!